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towerofanimus2011-09-24 10:22 pm
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I always feel like somebody's watchin' me...
Characters: Romano and anyone! Keep him company~
Setting: [F18] Study, evening
Format: Prose~ but I will match you!
Summary: It seemed like a quieter place to read than even the (original) library, with all its computer clickings and weird children running around everywhere. However, Romano wasn't prepared for how creepy this floor could be when one was alone.
Warnings: Romano maybe? Idk I will change this if something happens.
Once again, Romano had discovered that the tower had expanded, literally overnight. After the first couple of times, he began to handwave it as being part of this tower's 'magic' or whatever it had. He really shouldn't be believing in magic, it was kid's stuff. Stuff found in books. England's books, if we're being specific. Regardless, there were new floors.
Some of them were nightmares. He'd hustled down the stairs on each of those floors that morning. Especially that dark room-- and that bloody room. That was better left un-investigated, he thought. Leave that to the people who wanted to die horrible (equally bloody) deaths. Instead, he'd eyed the room with the tables and study nooks the way a person eyed a car they really really wanted. After eating for the day (ice cream and pie... again, ugh) he found some time alone to read a book -- just a short little romance novel he picked up from the library. The privacy promised by the floor was enough to lure him.
But when he actually found himself there, seated quietly and beginning to read the first few words, the lights dimmed the slightest bit. Almost unnoticeable. Unless you're a coward, then you tend to notice things changing like that. He tried to keep reading, but the more he read, the dimmer the lights seemed to get, until he was sure he was hearing things. Phantom knocking, whispers.
There was an awful feeling of something being just behind him, and though he fretted, he kept reading. If he turned around, he probably wouldn't like what he saw anyway. D-Damn it.
Setting: [F18] Study, evening
Format: Prose~ but I will match you!
Summary: It seemed like a quieter place to read than even the (original) library, with all its computer clickings and weird children running around everywhere. However, Romano wasn't prepared for how creepy this floor could be when one was alone.
Warnings: Romano maybe? Idk I will change this if something happens.
Once again, Romano had discovered that the tower had expanded, literally overnight. After the first couple of times, he began to handwave it as being part of this tower's 'magic' or whatever it had. He really shouldn't be believing in magic, it was kid's stuff. Stuff found in books. England's books, if we're being specific. Regardless, there were new floors.
Some of them were nightmares. He'd hustled down the stairs on each of those floors that morning. Especially that dark room-- and that bloody room. That was better left un-investigated, he thought. Leave that to the people who wanted to die horrible (equally bloody) deaths. Instead, he'd eyed the room with the tables and study nooks the way a person eyed a car they really really wanted. After eating for the day (ice cream and pie... again, ugh) he found some time alone to read a book -- just a short little romance novel he picked up from the library. The privacy promised by the floor was enough to lure him.
But when he actually found himself there, seated quietly and beginning to read the first few words, the lights dimmed the slightest bit. Almost unnoticeable. Unless you're a coward, then you tend to notice things changing like that. He tried to keep reading, but the more he read, the dimmer the lights seemed to get, until he was sure he was hearing things. Phantom knocking, whispers.
There was an awful feeling of something being just behind him, and though he fretted, he kept reading. If he turned around, he probably wouldn't like what he saw anyway. D-Damn it.

/MAKES UNSURE FACES FOREVER
Heather stopped trying to run from the man she'd assumed to be her ex. As it turned out it was another; a tall dark and handsome stranger she'd never expect to see in real life, the type of man only found in her dreams. And here he was, catching her in the street and with sweat beading on his brow, he held out his hand. It was a wallet. Her wallet. The one she'd dropped outside of work when the hobo had leapt at her and surprised her. With a smile, the man leaned in closer and smALKSJDSDFOWIEHRJLSKDJFSDF---
What was that clicking noise? That clicking noise sounded close. So close. He nervously looked around him, definitely beginning to wish he'd second-guessed his idea to come to this floor.
MY EVIL SMILE. LET ME SHOW YOU IT. >3 Also purple prose alert.
After all, he could see just fine, even if adjusting to the lights was giving him a headache, and it just added to his creeping. There were more shadows for him to hide in. Perhaps this tower wasn't such a hindrance after all, if it (whether knowingly or not, he couldn't say) assisted in his schemes this way.
[ooc: LJ Y U MUCK UP MY POSTING LIKE THAT /table flip]
creys
"W-Who's there, damn it! I have a weapon, so cut the shit!" Said weapon was only his switchblade, but he wouldn't tell whatever was haunting him that. Best to talk big and hope whatever it is runs away. And if that fails, he's about to haul ass.
/ALL OF MY EVIL LAUGHTER >D
"Perhaps I don't want to tell."
His steps were slower now, quieter, almost so quiet as to be unheard. This just got better and better, it was almost enough to make him forget how irritated he was before.
R U D E
"T-Tell me anyway!" He paused after saying that, realizing that he probably shouldn't be ordering scary things around. Shit.
That would be him, yes. U mad?
"And if I don't feel inclined to?" he questioned as he faded back.
OH EM GEE CREEPER 4 LYFE
"Then I-I'll, I'll just leave! Bye, vaffanculo!"
WHAT YOU WERE EXPECTING SOMETHING NICE FROM THIS GUY?
"What does that mean?" he questioned.
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